
Next-generation 2D Cell Culture Substrate / Perlecan-Conjugated Laminin E8 Fragments

What is Perlecan
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Perlecan is a multifunctional protein found in the basement membrane. It acts as a structural and signaling hub- binding important growth factors and interacting with matrix components to support cell growth, communication, and differentiation. Its unique Heparan Sulfate (HS) chains allow it to capture and stabilize molecules like bFGF, making the surrounding matrix more than just a scaffold. It becomes an active, instructive environment. |
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Why Use Perlecan-Conjugated Laminin?
When Perlecan’s domain I is conjugated to Laminin E8 fragments, it creates a next-generation matrix called P-Laminin E8, designed specifically for stem cell culture and regenerative medicine. This engineered matrix offers the benefits of both proteins.

USE: Inducing differentiation & promoting growth in the mesodermal cells.

USE: Inducing differentiation and promoting growth in the skeletal muscle cells

Data: Muscle cell differentiation:
